This reminded me of what Ignazio Silone said in 1945 soon after he returned to Italy from his Zurich exile: The Fascism of tomorrow will never say 'I am Fascism.' (Ignazio Silone)

This reminded me of what Ignazio Silone said in 1945 soon after he returned to Italy from his Zurich exile: The Fascism of tomorrow will never say 'I am Fascism.'

Ignazio Silone

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